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Aggies getting smoked by Mississippi State

Ole Miss is trash and the Ags are -20. They lost their QB as well, it's not the same team that hung with Bama.
Still better than Mississippi State. Won't matter if Ole Miss is not great if we quit. That has been a problem in recent years down the stretch. Just want to see effort. And what the hell are we going to do at QB. How we are -20 makes no sense to me.
 
Still better than Mississippi State. Won't matter if Ole Miss is not great if we quit. That has been a problem in recent years down the stretch. Just want to see effort. And what the hell are we going to do at QB. How we are -20 makes no sense to me.
Ole Miss doesn't have a QB unless they burn a shirt. Ags mudhole the Rebels.
 
Typical dishonest aggy BS. The only ranked team you've beaten is Auburn. Doubt you would beat them right now either. South Carolina and Tennessee both have losing records in the $EC East which sucks out loud. UCLA is dog crap. These are not good wins.

Those 3 teams suck. But in true aggy fashion you're trying to claim that they were good wins because they hadn't been exposed yet when you played them. You girls do this every year. That's a dishonest take on your part. Admit it.

Any conference win in a conference that you are "over your heads" in is a good win. Especially a road win. Losing games to better teams tends to make you drop in the polls. But it doesn't make your team "dog crap".
 
Ags aren't Reveille dung, but they're not anywhere near a top 4 team either and it was bizarre to see the committee set them up for that.
 
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I won't claim credit for this, heard it on an SB Nation podcast:
The entire SEC other than Alabama has turned into kids who claim "my dad could beat up your dad". All any of them have to claim, ever, is that they lost to better teams.
Congratulations Aggies, on your outstanding move to the SEC. You lost in the big 12, now you lose in the SEC. Losing in the SEC is better, because its a better conference, or something like that.
 
Foreman would go off on the Ags. LF is going to in a few weeks.
I would hope we could stop blitzing once in a while to keep a linebacker in position to tackle someone. While I love me some John Chavis, I cringe when I see 7 people running upfield.
 
I'll never understand why Aggie can never see through their delusion. Regarding whether their move to the SEC was a success or not really depends on your reasoning as to why they moved in the first place . . . and what the goal(s) was.

I've always been of the opinion it was 100% to get away from the burnt orange shadow. ATM just didn't have the gravitas to deal with it anymore. I believe the same to be true for Nebraska. It's kind of like Hillary running away from Donny's hair! Yes, I just compared ATM and Nebraska to Hillary, lol. All 3 have no balls.

So on that count, successful move ATM . . . good job. And if you're goal was too go to a more stable conference and more money . . . successful there too, gay butt slaps all around. But here's the jagged metal inside the ATM SEC glory hole . . . if the goal was to increase your success in sports and improve your image/brand, well epic fail.

Now the entire sports world knows you're all a bunch of loons so fail on personal image. In addition, Texas kids would still prefer to go to UT over ATM, brand/university image fail too. This was true even when you had your 100 year season a couple of years ago with the drug user QB. Nice claim to fame BTW.

Texas has won the last several FB recruiting cycles even though our team basically has been at an all time low. So that's a real problem that the SEC move hasn't solved. And what's going to happen in a couple of years when Texas is playing for the conference championship each year with OU and ATM is fighting for 5th place . . . AGAIN??

ATM isn't gonna win the SEC anytime soon, if ever. You guys are looking at 4th or 5th each year. And I'm just talking football, this applies to your major 3 sports. Just a matter of time before the baseball team is getting routinely buffed by LSU, USC, Georgia, etc. So you've effectively sold your sports success for some magic beans and silver coins. Near sighted to say the least.

So ATM guys, fixate on the shadow being gone or the extra money or the SEC mystique . . . whatever makes you feel good. But your sports championships are a goner . . . not that they ever were a 'Thing'. Not unless you're counting the drilling of holes in bathroom stalls' as a sport??

Remember, you loons willingly did this to yourselves. Ah, now I get the delusion!
 
Ags aren't Reveille dung, but they're not anywhere near a top 4 team either and it was bizarre to see the committee set them up for that.

I gotta say, I knew that wouldn't last long, but it sure is fun seeing aggsy get all excited about being a top 4 team only to lose it in 5 days.

Aggsy in the sec reminds me of that movie Dinner for Schmucks. You weren't invited because you were cool, you were invited because you were schmucks and they just want to make fun of you. Props to the SEC you beat out the Pac 12 and Colorado for inviting the biggest schmuck of all to the party.

Mission accomplished.
 
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Losing to Mississippi State took the wind out of my sails. If we beat Ole Miss this week, I'll feel a lot better. The rollercoaster of fandom sucks sometimes. Hurts way worse than Alabama lose, sucks when you don't see it coming.
You didn't see it coming?
 
U know, for everything aggy fans say about the big 12, the probably could have at least 3 conference championships and be set up sweet for a playoff bid. But instead, the would rather see a themselves over by losing to alabama and LSU every year. Ahs will NEVER win. Aggy fans are stupid for not realizing that the move to the SEC was horrible

What are you talking about??? The Aggies won several championships IMMEDIATELY upon leaving the Big 12....:rolleyes:

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I'll give you two

1. Aggsy are notorious for comparing their losses against other teams losses. Now they can tell everyone that they are losing to the best. They don't beat anyone, but they do lose to the best.

2. Even when they suck, they are still great because Bama is great and we all know SEC SEC SEC.
Go ahead and believe that bro. A loss is a loss
 
I'll never understand why Aggie can never see through their delusion. Regarding whether their move to the SEC was a success or not really depends on your reasoning as to why they moved in the first place . . . and what the goal(s) was.

I've always been of the opinion it was 100% to get away from the burnt orange shadow. ATM just didn't have the gravitas to deal with it anymore. I believe the same to be true for Nebraska. It's kind of like Hillary running away from Donny's hair! Yes, I just compared ATM and Nebraska to Hillary, lol. All 3 have no balls.

So on that count, successful move ATM . . . good job. And if you're goal was too go to a more stable conference and more money . . . successful there too, gay butt slaps all around. But here's the jagged metal inside the ATM SEC glory hole . . . if the goal was to increase your success in sports and improve your image/brand, well epic fail.

Now the entire sports world knows you're all a bunch of loons so fail on personal image. In addition, Texas kids would still prefer to go to UT over ATM, brand/university image fail too. This was true even when you had your 100 year season a couple of years ago with the drug user QB. Nice claim to fame BTW.

Texas has won the last several FB recruiting cycles even though our team basically has been at an all time low. So that's a real problem that the SEC move hasn't solved. And what's going to happen in a couple of years when Texas is playing for the conference championship each year with OU and ATM is fighting for 5th place . . . AGAIN??

ATM isn't gonna win the SEC anytime soon, if ever. You guys are looking at 4th or 5th each year. And I'm just talking football, this applies to your major 3 sports. Just a matter of time before the baseball team is getting routinely buffed by LSU, USC, Georgia, etc. So you've effectively sold your sports success for some magic beans and silver coins. Near sighted to say the least.

So ATM guys, fixate on the shadow being gone or the extra money or the SEC mystique . . . whatever makes you feel good. But your sports championships are a goner . . . not that they ever were a 'Thing'. Not unless you're counting the drilling of holes in bathroom stalls' as a sport??

Remember, you loons willingly did this to yourselves. Ah, now I get the delusion!

I enjoyed reading this. I would like to remind you that when you mentioned the other sports baseball comes to mind. The last two years a&m was in one of those super series where the winner goes to the CWS. Both times they lost to TCU. Need I remind anyone here that TCU is in the Big XII? Oh they were also the team that we replaced a&m with when they left for the SEC.
 
Those multiple fake conference and national titles make me chuckle every time. What a pathetic fanbase.

Yeah, it's ridiculous. And when it's brought up, Aggie fans either have to be rational about why they suddenly appeared after they were "out of Texas' shadow" and feel embarrassed that their school decided to add them... or try to defend them (which usually involves bringing up our asterisk situation and pretending that is anywhere near the same thing). Either way it's funny.

Note: this is one of those things I COULD have talked about at Karbach that might have been seen as pushing their buttons (since I guess they were listening intently to me). But again, all I had to say was that I thought Alabama would win to cause that one to freak out...
 
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There's no doubt about it, the aggies made a good move. Remember at Texas it's about the money, at least that's what you use to validate the Texas brand recently. LHN was all about money and being the big boy in the conference. Kind of pot meet kettle thread here. The big 12 is not highly though in any shape or form. How in the world did they make a bad move. Any of the teams that left are better off for it. Logic is needed on this thread instead of pride.
 
There's no doubt about it, the aggies made a good move. Remember at Texas it's about the money, at least that's what you use to validate the Texas brand recently. LHN was all about money and being the big boy in the conference. Kind of pot meet kettle thread here. The big 12 is not highly though in any shape or form. How in the world did they make a bad move. Any of the teams that left are better off for it. Logic is needed on this thread instead of pride.


Tell me what good is it in being a "good move" if you just continue to lose?
 
There's no doubt about it, the aggies made a good move. Remember at Texas it's about the money, at least that's what you use to validate the Texas brand recently. LHN was all about money and being the big boy in the conference. Kind of pot meet kettle thread here. The big 12 is not highly though in any shape or form. How in the world did they make a bad move. Any of the teams that left are better off for it. Logic is needed on this thread instead of pride.
Between Colorado, Nebraska, Texas A&M and Missouri --- tell me which one is better in Football OR Basketball since leaving. Colorado - fell off the cliff. Nebraska - irrelevant. A&M - at best, the same. Missouri - fell of the cliff (although they did have an east division title in the weak sauce SEC East). BBall - none even register.
 
Missouri - fell of the cliff (although they did have an east division title in the weak sauce SEC East). BBall - none even register.

I would definitely say Missouri is better off for the move, however recent racial events at that school are making that school bad all around no matter the conference.
 
During the Johnny Paycheck era I would read that it was the SEC defenses that weren't used to that style of play and corresponding pro style offenses they faced resulting in an overrated aggy that still wouldn't have won the big 12 because our prolific offenses would have put some L's in their ledger. Now is our stance they would have won the big 12 had they stayed?

It was a good move. If their motives were to run away from big brother, mock them for that, but the end result has worked out better for them to date. In 10 years if the SEC is down and the PAC or BIG is up mock them again. They
 
I would definitely say Missouri is better off for the move, however recent racial events at that school are making that school bad all around no matter the conference.
Mizzou is 2-7 (with wins over Eastern Michigan and Delaware State, and a loss to Middle Tennessee) - they were never that bad in the Big XII. 0-5 in SEC this year, 1-7 in SEC last year.
 
Mizzou is 2-7 (with wins over Eastern Michigan and Delaware State, and a loss to Middle Tennessee) - they were never that bad in the Big XII. 0-5 in SEC this year, 1-7 in SEC last year.

In 2014 they played in the SEC championship game. That is better than they did in the Big 12. Fact is they are in the lower division of the SEC and that means every year they are going to have a shot at the sec title game. From a competitive standpoint, they are in a good spot unlike the aggsy who have to deal with 3 schools that will consistently dominate them.
 
In 2014 they played in the SEC championship game. That is better than they did in the Big 12. Fact is they are in the lower division of the SEC and that means every year they are going to have a shot at the sec title game. From a competitive standpoint, they are in a good spot unlike the aggsy who have to deal with 3 schools that will consistently dominate them.
I don't know - they may have a little of the Nebraska syndrome - leave the Big 12 and their access to/publicity in front of Texas recruits dissolves. How about this - their freaking AD left Missouri for Baylor --- something must be wrong up there to jump into our bonfire of a program.
 
There's no doubt about it, the aggies made a good move. Remember at Texas it's about the money, at least that's what you use to validate the Texas brand recently. LHN was all about money and being the big boy in the conference. Kind of pot meet kettle thread here. The big 12 is not highly though in any shape or form. How in the world did they make a bad move. Any of the teams that left are better off for it. Logic is needed on this thread instead of pride.
It's not pride moron. And its not all about money, it's about winning. ATM has had 5 years in that conference and they haven't done back squat
 
So, a couple weeks ago (the same weekend that Texas played at Kansas State), I went out to Houston to visit my brother and his gf. I was overdue for a visit and my uncle was in town too to visit my cousin who had just moved to the Houston area a little bit ago. My parents drove down from the Metroplex as well. So on Saturday we all met up out at Karbach brewery. Fun place. Not the first time I've been there. Love a lot of my local Austin breweries, but if anyone likes beer and is out there give it (and either the food trucks that rotate through, or their restaurant) a try.

Anyway, my cousin is a Michigan alum so of course football came up. We were both wearing our school colors. We made sure they had the UT game on where we could see it. We checked and confirmed that, no, they didn't have BTN so he was going to have to wander off later to go watch the Wolverines slaughter Illinois. We talked about how frustrating it was seeing the chances Texas had in that game that they botched. We talked about how good Michigan was and that he felt like he had paid his dues to get to this point, after having some frustrating years. Before he headed off, the Aggie/Bamma game was starting up and a bunch of Aggie fans were showing up, including a bunch at the long table 15 feet behind us. My cousin asked what I thought was going to happen in that game. I said that I figured that Bama was the real deal and that the Aggies were due to get stomped. I pointed out that A&M had barely held on in overtime to beat Tennessee... who promptly followed that up by hosting Bama and getting stomped, and that the transitive property doesn't always work in football, but I thought that Alabama was a lot better than A&M. There was a group of rather tall ladies and gents sitting next to me who heard me and chimed in with their opinions. Turns out they were a group of 3 couples, and that all the husbands and wives had been college basketball players (I remember that the guys went to Baylor, Texas State, and I think maybe Tech...? The ladies I forget. One was North Dakota, but I think the other two were Texas schools. And one couple had a daughter who is on the UT women's team). So we talked a little more about it, but that's pretty much all that was said. I thought they'd lose. I had brought up the aggie October roller coaster meme on my phone, but didn't even get to that point before my cousin and uncle were leaving and I stood up to say goodbye.

About that time, one of the Aggies stood up too. And got right in my face... (well, ok, about 6 to 8 inches below my face... I'm 6'4" and probably look shorter when I'm sitting down) and said, "you want to keep running your mouth?" I'd had a few beers and am not at all the kind of person to pick fights over stupid things that aren't worth picking fights over... and honestly, I didn't even realize anyone not at our table would have heard me, so I smiled and asked "what?" thinking it was some kind of joke. I mean, it was a brewery. People were having fun. My team had just shot itself in the foot multiple times to finish the game and I was still having a fun time. My neighbors at our table were all giants, including the women (even relative to my 6'4") and I was having fun. Random people started showing up in some pretty ridiculous Halloween costumes and I was having fun. My dad had taken a stab at trying to get me to argue politics... and even with that, meh, it was a beautiful day and the beer was good and I was having fun. So yeah, I turned around, smiled, and said "what?" because I thought it was a joke.

He was serious as hell. "You've been going on and on about this for the last few minutes. You want to talk shit??" I tried not to actually laugh. Not for "the last hour." Not "for 30 minutes." For "the last few minutes"... which was accurate. It's definitely taking me longer to type this than the conversation about "how do I think that game will go?" "I think Alabama is going to beat them pretty solidly" went. And while it isn't that hard to come up with something to make fun of Aggies over, I don't think being asked who I thought would win and saying that Alabama would really counts as that...?

"Maybe you want to shut up now?" he said, clearly either wanting to actually pick a fight with me, or for me to back down. I was beer-happy and this whole situation was ridiculous. Did he even see the final score for the UT game? And his feelings were still so brittle that someone in burnt orange just saying that he thought Alabama would win their game drove him to want to pick a fight?? How long has it been since they left the conference and told us they'd moved on to bigger and better things? How is it possible that he still has that much of a complex about it all?

"Are you serious?" I asked, still trying to figure out how to take the situation at all seriously. I noticed the people at his table were trying not to look in my direction while it was going on. "Yes"... he was.

About this time my brother had heard a bit of it all and echoed my question. "Is he serious?" He then pointed out that my glass was empty and suggested we go get beers. And the guy took that as an invitation to sit back down since I guess he figured I would be backing down... though I hadn't moved yet and I still really didn't understand how this could possibly be a situation that was worthy of that much anger.

Anyway, I tell this story because earlier today while I was watching my Longhorns play, and I kept seeing the updates about A&M losing to Mississippi State... I was thinking about you, inordinately-angry-Aggie-fan. And then, today too, it was time go grab another beer.
Bud light presents real men of genius. Today, we support u Mr. In-ordinarily angry aggy fan
 
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